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| 11 Sep Fri | 12 Sep Sat | 13 Sep Sun | 14 Sep Mon | 15 Sep Tue | 16 Sep Wed | 17 Sep Thu | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Temp (°C) | 17° 11° | 19° 11° | 17° 10° | 20° 13° | 16° 11° | 16° 11° | 15° 11° |
| Precipitation | 32% | 97% | 16% | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% |
| Humidity | 76% | 82% | 77% | 83% | 82% | 77% | 80% |
| Wind | 21 km/h | 28 km/h | 15 km/h | 31 km/h | 27 km/h | 23 km/h | 27 km/h |
The best time to visit the Isle of Skye is April to June or September to October, when daylight supports walks and scenic drives and ferry services are generally available. July and August are milder but busier, with troublesome midges, while November to March brings shorter daylight, reduced ferry departures and frequent Atlantic windstorms.
January is rainy and exposed, around 2-6°C, with short daylight and frequent Atlantic windstorms. Ferry departures are limited, and rough weather can affect coastal walks.
February is rainy and exposed, around 2-7°C, with short daylight and frequent Atlantic windstorms. Limited ferry departures suit flexible plans and sheltered walks.
March is cool and changeable, around 3-9°C, with frequent rain and Atlantic windstorms. Ferry schedules remain limited, while longer daylight supports scenic walks between showers.
April is cool and showery, around 4-11°C, with longer daylight for walks and scenic drives. Ferry services become frequent, although exposed shores can be windy.
May is mild, around 7-15°C, with long daylight and moderate conditions for walking and sightseeing. Rain remains possible, and midges are generally limited.
June is mild, around 10-17°C, with very long daylight for hikes and scenic drives. Maritime weather brings occasional rain and brisk winds, while visitor numbers remain manageable.
July is mild, around 12-18°C, with long daylight and frequent rain. Midges are troublesome, and popular roads, walks and viewpoints are busy.
August is mild, around 11-18°C, with showers and shifting coastal weather. Midges are troublesome, and popular roads, walks and viewpoints are busy.
September is mild, around 10-16°C, with useful daylight for walks and scenic drives. Rain and brisk Atlantic weather can affect exposed shores, while visitor numbers are moderate.
October is cool and wet, around 7-13°C, with shorter days and frequent Atlantic windstorms. Ferry services operate through much of the month, supporting scenic touring.
November is cool and rainy, around 4-9°C, with short daylight and frequent Atlantic windstorms. Ferry departures are reduced, and rough coastal weather can disrupt walks.
December is cool and rainy, around 3-7°C, with short daylight and frequent Atlantic windstorms. Reduced ferry departures favour short outdoor plans in sheltered areas.
Sources: en.wikivoyage.org

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